Reversing the volume antenna behaviour

Is one of them named after an American automobile by any chance?

[i]Is one of them named after an American automobile by any chance?[/i]

please note the second half of amendment #5 from the U.S. Constitution
:p

OK, Buddy has lawyered up on us!

[i]OK, Buddy has lawyered up on us![/i]

See what happens when you go messing with the volume antenna behaviour (...thread).

I note, returning to that subject briefly, that both the British theremin vendor's top of the range theremins (No1nderland's 009 Stereo Theremin (http://www.no1derland.com/web05/009.htm) and theremin.co.uk's Elysian Theremin (http://www.technomage.freeserve.co.uk/tmin.htm#elysian) have plate rather than loop volume antenna, with reversed response.

That is probably the place where there is the most room for argument.

Both ways have their advantages and I must admit that when I first played a theremin I thought it felt backwards.

I have since gotten used to it, though.